The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1887-06-04
PERSONALS.

Ketchum next week.
George Libby, the HALEY con
tractor and builder, was in town OF
Wednesday.
| VIM. Y. Lowell has been engaged
to conduct the editorial columns o
the Inter-Idaho.
Mr. Thomas Gooding of Toponil
is visiting his brothers, Fred ant
Frank Gooding.
Senator Stewart has been elected
as president of the Junction Mining
Company, of Idaho.
Division Agent Burch, of the Pa
cific Express Company, was il
town on Wednesday.
Hoyt Sherman, of the U. P
road, was in town Yesterday, &C
companied by his wife.
Mrs. G. II. Clay of HALEY has
gone TO the Ogden Hot Springs fol
the benefit of her health.
Doc" Eggleston, formerly sec.
rotary of the p. NJ. & S. Co., has
opened a brokers' office in Phila
delphia.
Bud Reynolds, formerly of the
Springs, left on Monday for Smoky
where he will engage in the res
taurant business.
j. G. Smith and wife of Elkhorn
propose to turn their attention to
farming, and have gone to Snake
river to locate a ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L. Book are Wis
iting with Mr.. George Worswick
having arrived from Nampa, Flor
ida, on Wednesday last.
Governor Stevenson of Nevada
is visiting his brother, the chief
magistrate of "the Gem of the
Mountains" at Boise City.
Deputy Assessor Moore is in
town on a professional visit and is
busily engaged leaving his blanks
among the taxpayers of town.
General Manager Hardess, of the
p. e. l. Company, returned home
on Thursday from a flying trip to
Philadelphia and Chicago.
Homer l.. Pound and wife are
now residing at Chippewa Falls,
Wisconsin. The ex-Register is
engaged in the real estate business
there.
Miss Kate Taguc, who has been
visiting Ketchum for several
months, left yesterday for Montrose,
Colorado, where she will reside for
some time.
Henry Raines, eldest son of Rob
ert +. Raines, deceased, arrived
here from Prineville, Oregon, on
Monday and will probably make
his residence here.
Charles f. Dewey Of Philadel-
phia has been appointed chief ac-
countant for the p. & l. Company,
and will arrive here next week to
enter upon his duties.
Charles Swanson Of Smoky is in
town, having come over the divide.
He reports the snow to be fast pass
ing away, but enough water run
ming to satisfy most any one.
w. II. Beharrell, representing
the Oregon Furniture Company of
Portland. was in town on Thursday.
1t is his first visit to Wood River
and he has made very successful
trip.
Miss Emma Steward, younger
sister of our enterprising druggist,
George Steward, is expected to ar
live from Boise next week on a
visit to. her brothers here and at
HALEY.
o. J. Salisbury and Jack Gilmer,
the we'll known stage men, were in
town on Monday, leaving by pri-
vate conveyance for Bayhorse,
where they are largely interested in
mining affairs.
Mr.. Tom Tague left yesterday
with the intention of going to Mon
tana. Since getting out of bust
ness he has got awful tired of do
ing nothing, and expects to soon
he engaged in some kind of work.
Father Nattini, the well-known
Catholic priest, intends to go to
Salt Lake City to live. The duties
of his parish on Wood River prove
too arduous to one of his advancing
years, and this, with continued ILL
ness, made his removal imperative.
Michael Carey returned from his
trip to Owyhee county on Wednes-
day and was glad enough to get back
where he could get u breath of fresh
air. He intended returning home
with a number Of horses, but three
Of the animals escaped his vigilance
and got away. He reports times as
very quiet in the section of country
visited by him and the heat and
nlkah duet fearful.